Spartanburg Regional Announces $325 Million Investment for New Heart and Vascular Hospital
Spartanburg Regional is investing $325 million to construct the Upstate's first dedicated Heart and Vascular Hospital on its Spartanburg Medical Center campus. The new 240,996-square-foot facility will feature 104 new beds, expanded diagnostic and procedural space, and is expected to…
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, August 25, 2026 —
Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System is set to construct the Upstate’s first dedicated Heart and Vascular Hospital, marking a significant investment in cardiac and vascular care for the region. The health system announced a $325 million commitment to build the new facility on its existing Spartanburg Medical Center campus.
The proposed hospital will encompass 240,996 square feet and is designed to enhance specialized cardiac and vascular services. Plans for the facility include 104 new beds, providing increased capacity for patient care. Additionally, the hospital will feature expanded space dedicated to diagnostic procedures and treatment rooms, aiming to offer advanced medical capabilities.
Construction of the new Heart and Vascular Hospital is anticipated to be completed in 2030. This development represents a strategic expansion for Spartanburg Regional, focusing on a comprehensive approach to cardiovascular health within a single, dedicated medical center. The project aims to consolidate and advance the healthcare services available to residents of the Upstate area.
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